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Wonderwomanvik
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I’m so excited! I’m scheduled for panniculectomy on 1/16. I’m 2 1/2 Years out from VSG. My insurance is covering it!!! Not a full tummy tuck, but still... this is huge for me.
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That’s very exciting!!! Good luck in your surgery2
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Thank you1
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That is SO exciting!!! Congrats!!! & Good luck!!2
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How very exciting for you!! Congratulations and good luck!!!2
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Thank you.0
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Wow, let us know how it goes? I hope to start my body tuck journey by the end of this year, and the tummy dewlap will be the first to go. So please provide any details you are comfortable sharing, how your recovery goes?2
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I'm having one the day before! 1/17. I am paying OOP
who do you go through for insurance? Good luck!! 2 -
I will be happy to keep you all updated. I must admit... I’m getting nervous as the day approaches.2
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My insurance is Medicare... so for anyone out there that has been told they won’t cover it... they will. As long as it is medically necessary.4
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Tomorrow is the big day! 5am check in. Let the process begin!!!2
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Good luck, @Wonderwomanvik ! We're pulling for you, sending positive vibes!1
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I’m out of surgery, waiting in recovery for my room and in a lot of pain. It’s the first day of the rest of my life.5
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Glad you made it out of surgery1
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So excited for you! Hope they gave you something quickly to manage the pain. How long will you be in the hospital?1
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Yes. My surgical team and nursing team have been amazing1
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The pics I’m about to post are fairly intense, although no private parts are showing, I am nude to show the before and after of my tummy.0
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One day after surgery. Keep in mind there is a lot of swelling. I will post more pics as the healing progresses.0
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I sure hope that it isn't as painful as it looks. Hope your recovery is quick and complication free.2
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It is definitely as painful as it looks. But, looking ahead to the long game makes it easier to bear.1
